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In my pure math studies there was way more emphasis on her work in commutative algebra than on the symmetry / conservation law correspondence. Btw a neglected founder of modern algebra is Steinitz, whose early work on fields (1910) ins
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The trick is to do it with less than seven hills.
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I think this has become a cliché here (a true one, however). The interesting question is what sort of jobs contain a lot of challenges that are technical in nature.
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It would also be interesting to see how to short startups.
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Of course degrees matter. Knowledge creates productivity, which creates wealth.
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Wtf? What about Queen?
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My last two surgeries were done by a doctor who only had Wednesday as a day for surgeries.
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Now renamed to just 'Haters'
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But you can first learn the subset of C which doesn't use pointers and such, just normal variables and loops (which I studied in high school).
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Why does everyone talk about sci-hub and no one about library genesis? The latter is a way more comprehensive repository.
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If you were confused like I was: the list is in chronological order.
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In my CS degree we learned C with malloc/free in the first semester. Now they're learning Python.
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I guess they asked because there are more of them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autobiographies_of_Isaac_Asimo...
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Interesting how Robot/Foundation novels from the 1980s are more sexual than earlier ones, like with Dune novels from the 1980s.
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You can judge it, though.
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But how does one register the business before it begins activity?
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I have a question to everyone in this thread: how do you deal with the bureaucracy (taxes and stuff) that comes with a side business? (I'm curious also about how it varies between countries)
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You may call your phone from the landline.
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Come on, I don't disagree with you. But when I was a kid and I first found out about calendar proposals with blank days it all seemed magical to me and it just seems weird to me (with regard to this topic) to think about practicalities
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I keep my Kindle on airplane mode all the time so this wouldn't work.
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There's more to life than synchronizing and automation.
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Ask yourself what do you want/like and why.
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Simple - they don't have a weekday :)
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When I was young I imagined that when I'll be an advanced programming/CS student I would learn advanced stuff like self-modifying code. Too bad real life is not that exciting...
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What I found curious about all histories of the Internet is a scarcity of information on when the name 'Internet' originated. Most narratives just talk about various networks and then suddenly start using the name Internet with no
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It was published in Astounding starting in 1942. It was later reedited in book form in the 1950s.
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Also no self help book can tell you what your goals should be. The best of them say this outright.
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I also reread Foundation recently and realized an underlooked aspect of it: beyond the psychohistory and the mentalics, it is perhaps the best look at how the future of nuclear tech was perceived by the sci-fi mainstream before Hiroshima.
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This reminds me of when I was a kid and I was trying to make WordPad save documents in WRI format by adding a 'save' item in the right context menu for the WRI filetype.
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HN death grip
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